Dependable PSU, recommended by nearly everyone.

Super stable - re-used from former build, never had any problems....

10 year Warranty. So, no complaints. On my system with an AMD Ryzen 3600, NVIDIA 3070, etc. I have not heard the fan once. I tried stressing the system with simultaneous CPU/GPU tortures and the GPU will be by far the noisiest component in your system.

Does the job and feels solid

Good dependable power supply unit. It even handles my 10900k and RTX 3080 well. I don't think I've heard the fans on this yet very quiet.

£100- Currys PC World- 11/11/20

I wanted a 750W, 80+ Gold, fully modular PSU that had a good reputation and has a zero RPM feature. This led me to the Superflower Leadex III (£99.95), but my order was cancelled as Currys could not fulfil my order.

I then decided the RMx 750W was the next best thing at that price point, so decided to go with that. Only issue I have with the RMx 750 is the heatshrink on the cables (which apparently have capacitors within them) are not very flexible, so it was a bit annoying at time, but other than that no other problems.

Very quiet and no power issues at all.

Great modular PSU. The only complaint is the wires, they're hard to bend! Got some Asiahorse extension wires to help with that.

My first fully modular power supply! I needed an upgrade from my 5 year old Antec HCG which had loud fan bearing issues for a while and didn't feel fully comfortable bringing it over into brand new hardware. I chose it mostly because of it's 0rpm fan mode at low loads, which makes this thing super quiet and of course it's modularity. Also came with a little velcro seeled bag filled with all of your modular cables! only downside are how stiffff some of them are, making it so close to impossible to properly and cleanly cable manage (depending on your case too, of course) but overall still a very high quality PSU from corsair

4 stars because the cable this psu comes with are completely sub par if you want any style or ease of install. Very bulky and ugly cables